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God, I am glad Avedisian "was comfortable" with the location. He was probably also comfortable sitting at home while these Warwick residents were pleading for relief from what some stated was the most significant deterioration in their quality of life since they have lived in Warwick. And what's this, the person that is suppose to be the chief executive of this city leaves it to an outside source to determine what is good for the people that pay is salary. Why wasn't Avedisian at this meeting? Isn't it enlightening to all when RIAC's Mr. Fredericks states “We are looking to see if there are some buffer things we can do to at least reduce the fume and the noise issue.” This has been in the planning stages for months and now he is looking at "some" things to at least "reduce", fumes and noise issues?

The people at that meeting deserve answers; but, it is not just those residents. The process that got us to this point was faulty and apparently mismanaged. The people of Warwick deserve better. No resident of Warwick should go through this. If Avedisian is so lax, the council should take immediate action. Call for a halt to construction, review the alternatives, and get the residents involved.